The evening world. Newspaper, March 14, 1907, Page 6

SSTPAVD SRS RET PTY PN IT Ioan CAE ELE LA LEVI INTAN IN DALE Pa crn tow LEO ae EPOEMIC for er} y | ieee |! |Weather Condit Conditions: all Fy alaineat eee wom jo a ry oe. 1 ju she . Filthy:Streets Likely ‘toi ty nin. 1 was tronsiea, 1 apotoriae most abjectly.” Frank . twenty Increase, Disease. ono years of age. sia Thira avenue, looked surprised when hia “ex- I apologize u planation” of the shooting in which he So qhe vhvelcians of Now Tork ére lok=f.bud directed three shgts at Mine Delia ifgnx for an epldemto of pneumonia. 1-| Wolf. of No. 6% Egst One Hundred ready there are many thousand cages Vand Thirty-seventh apreet, did not-give funder. treatment. The hospitals @re{him immodinte lberfy in the Harlem crowed and the vrospects for furthen4 Police Court to-day,/ spread of tho disease aro alarmiys. Patrolman Fitzgerald, who over Qne of the most vrominent. of ‘the hauled Caneo after a chase following young ‘physicians of the new ‘soko, the shooting, whith took place at. the sho has made a careful study of mmeu-{corner of ‘Third dvenue and One Hun- nonin its many Compleadionsjaidygred and Twerty-aighth street “Test Bb go-day:~ 4 night, took -the-smoking revelver-from |- ‘Pneumonia 1s very prevalent at thin Ganeo’s hand. _ftime, and,the number of newycasos re:/ xtiss Wolf, who was making her way porte, dally speaks for stvelf. Weather |i) 0 when Cuneo fred at her, tainted. =poonditions are Just-right for the dia-/ar) nad not been utruck’by any of the ease: cold weather Is not pecessary. Peoule tirsd out with)tho lonaiat ‘def bullets, but eyewitneskes to the shooting winter easily fal! victims to the -dis- Alconollam {!s) another contribu~ the chase after Canco. Caneo ‘did not appreciate that-ho had ny] ade a pmistake in his target until con- ‘as\|fFonted) by Mlas Wolf-in'the¥station- House. ‘Then ‘he ~fexplained) that nought 3Misa~ Wott-was' a girl who had flted him. He refused to give the name yt the girl he intended to shoot. x the 3 eee ria an sod va, 0 10} . Put on water- “With the streets in the awful condi] proof > out in’ all ition they now are, persons accustame: ers. %,, however, get your ito a certain amount of outdoor exer- ot t. Keep ug your exercise and cise are Teme;alng in their homes an Grand Millinery Display Thursday, Friday and Saturday, ‘ Maach/14, 15and t6. — Fore\gn designs and\cruitions of ourown workrooms. ‘Choice Jmported\ “bats in Copenhagen blue, apricot and burnt leather jes. ‘We aise. show an exclugive line of fine Talored Hats at from ss 00 to $10.00, Opening Sal> of When's Suits and Lace Waists. ‘WOMEN’S FRENCE WOILE :SUITS in all the newest-styles, made in Eton or “pony effects, fulb plead skirt made over silk- dro Value'$50, for is 37. 50 WOMBN’S\SPRING SUITS, ma} le of fancy plaids, checks and By og mas. in\Eton or, ponyveffeict, well taficr Value $22) Pat 16:50 ~ ieee FINE CLUNY LAt ‘ta and White, made over ae An fall the | creations of it al Value: from §7 to. .¥20,! for Corner Co: raer 17th: St: g@ AV. 17th'st Witt hold¢to-morrow¢and - Saturday their ~ First: ‘Important Sale - Misses’'Smart:Spring Suits. -choice of more than 4200 Suits distinguished for their cleverness of Style so essential in the construction of Young ‘Misses’ Suits, ‘combined with beauty’ ofimaterial and elegance of tailoring, Stunning Box Coat Suits, Chie -Pony -Coat-Suits.— Smart Prince Chap: Suits. a Eton Suits. Season’s : $ .75 Value ~ $15.00, In effective English check, stripe and plaid materials which are so fashionable this Spring, and also{n the rich plain cloths, appropriately and handsomely trimmed, TITHE EVENING WORLD, (THURSDAY, MARCH 14, Ni uLIS GIRL: COLLARS ~have buttonholes that are strongly rein-/ forced at the ends where the strain “They're the strongest made. “==<QLUETY, PEATODY 4 co. 7 “THE OUTER A GARMENT, See ANNOUNCE FOR FRIDAY. A Great Sale of Taffeta Shirt Waist Dresses We Illustrate Three of the Mocels, * belleved she was wounde and joined tn. fodoors simply be- |) + assembled for early selling eight different models of this season's.ncWwest effects in Taffeta Shirt Waist Dresses at $14.75, which we usually sell for $21.50 (0 $30.00. the neWwest shades of Checked, Striped and Fancy elas. As for distinctiveness of style and materials, they have Uneber before been equalled in this city, and seldom has this store giben stronger proof of —13-price-making-Som:r-than-in-the remiarhable values which we offeriat this sale for Fri © only. They come in’ all Tae Adbisable. “V2 West 23d St; Qeposite rricth — through: to 22d Me Yaanafs- Sore Store Closes at 5.30 P. M. $19.50 $13.50 Women’s Rain & Automobile Coats In Smart Spring Styles And at reasonable prices. The newest materials and modes are rep~ resented {n this splendid aseartment of Rain and Dust-proof Coats. The popylar rubber-lined satin Coats are here in several colors, and dhe smart rubber-lined worsted’ In a variety of checks. The coats are finely tatlored, some having the new shoulder effects. Coats of various shades of satin, with rubber lining; loose back;, double-breasted; deep coliar; patch pockets. $19.50, Coats of black-and-white. checked) worsted, with rubber lning; lonse back; new shouller effect; dowtle-breasted; collar and outts trimmed with black taffeta -silk;—pateh .pockets. $13.50. Many styles of Cravenettes, in tan, olive and Oxford, $10.50 to $25. ‘Third floor. Btowart Building. Lower Prices ||On TAFFETA SILK PETTICOATS A Umely offering for women who are getting Spring Suits. The i akirts are guaranteed, All the new Spring shades, in plain and change- able effects, are represented, as well as plain black, and black-and- white in stripes. Made with deep flounce of fine plnlts, with narrow accordion-plaited ruffle. Silk dust-ruffle. Now $6.50, worth $8. Fourth floor, Stewart Bullding. Bf ‘ News of Housewares More interesting news today from the March Sale of Housewares. Many opportunities are presented to pro- cure necessary articles at marked economies. And remem* ber, too, that every article has been selected with as much care as our regular stocks, and that economy has not been effected at the expense of quality. Stamford Gas Ranges at $13 Polished eteel bodies, one giant and three ordinary top burners, one almmering-burner,and-two long oven burners. Baking oven, 10x art 3 x 22 In.; height, 81 [n. An extraordinary value at tie 16 x 11 in.; broiling oven, 16 x 16 x 8% In. Size of top, wit shelves, price—$13, | Ironware | Frying Pana of cast-iron, pollshed, At De. Irons. No. 1, ron frame, 40c. ch Fryera, with wire dratners, 33, 12+ yaxe Cana, with cover, at 2c, Ivanized Iron Wash Tubs, 2x ha At SOO. h Gans, wood atrips, drop han: extra Well amide, Io x 25in,, at $1 _,| Jebanned Fire Shovels, at 5c " Adjustable Bust Forms at $5. so part ts made of p and covered. with Bart of! very “siton nm ion stand; In ad- meestirements be- er'satandard tists, Wanamaker Clothes Wringers at $1.85 ‘ Hard-wood frames, Made espectally | PY Wer entieaetarsonany lo ° denired skirt EE ear eanpeech a pcre hres lange, Just twenty-five In this’ lot, ieulating werewa, spring, and | $3.5) il Nt round woode: galvanized Closed Bust—31 and 3 In. on tubs; also plain wooden staUon: Opened Buxt—46 and 45 in. ary tile, Luqsement Wanamaker Building. ~JOHN- WANAMAKER— Formerly A,-T, Stewart & Co., Broadway, Fourth Avenue, Eighth to Tenth Street, 1907. 18th St. and 6th ver Store, New York. Shoe Manufacturers’ Outlet Under Market Prices. | THIRD FLOOR SALESROOMS, To-morrow’s Great Shoe Sale ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF Packard $4.00 Shoes & Oxfords Snow's! $3.00 Shoes & Oxfords Sale of Men’s Hand Welted Shoes 4 Entire floor stock of Packard 1¢ $4.00 Shoes for Men... 95 James Means $3.50 Shoes for Men... Snow $3.00 Shoes for ‘Men e Dorn $3.50 Shoes for Men Patent Colt Skin Patent Kid Skin Velour Calf Skin we : Allat $3, $3.50 and $4.00 Values at $ $5 ~ They are sample lots, surplus stocks e and factory rejects. Al sizes, all widths, all leathers. . _ Greaiest of AD Oxford Sales — $00 pairs of New Spring Tan and Patent Coltskin Oxford Broadway at Thirteenth Street. ANNOUNCE FOR FRIDAY. An_ Important. Sale-of - High-Grade Tailor-Made ‘Suits FOR WOMEN AND MISSES “in a variety of Exclusive Models \for immediate-or early Spring wear, and In every known fashionable material. 19.50 25.00 29.50 Koch's Uptown Prices Make Down- town CH an Extra & 7 CHILDREN'S SHOES, HOSIERY AND GLOVES, MISSES’ SHOES FOR SERVICEABLE AND DRESS WEAR, INCLUDING SIAL SIZPS., BOYS' SHOPS AND PUMPS, RUSSET BOOTS HALF-SHOES FOR GIRIS AND BOYS. LITTLE CHILDREN'S SHOES {AND ANKLE TIES, IN THE MOST APPROVED MODELS. “|HOSIBRY IN THE DESIRABLE MATERIALS AND COLORINGS, INCLUD- ING. INFANTS" SOCKS, IN STRIPED, OPENWORK AND EMBROIDERED STYLDs, (BONE AMD GIRLS GLACE AND BUCKSKIN GAUNTLETS, CHAMOIS \| AND. DABRIC- GLOVES; LITTL® CHTLDREN’S GLOVES AND.ANTTENS. | Beh veane, 34th and 35k Sucerts, New Boek Our New Shoe for Women, MBODYING ey new a thought of refined fashion, thorough con- struction and comfort fitting. See smart new Spring and All leathers for all occasions, é better at THREE DOL EAS | 125th St West. Between base & Seventh Aves. The Sunday World's Want Directory makes more “Offers of Posl- _[flons’ than any other-two mediums:in the universe, . , Looking Into the Book of New Spring Styles For Women This Delightful Group Is Revealed. As one walks through our Spring display of Tailored Suits and Dresses for women and misses, a beautiful picture -unfolde-itself,--Here; there, everywhere-ox- quisite atyles meet your view—styles that are not the hackneyed, stereotyped models that one is accustomed to secing in the average shop. Originality, good tastc and-exciusiveness place curs ona high level of ercel- ence. Diversity, too, is another clement-which ¢s indicated even by ene few" special items published be'ow: Sill Mull Dress, $15.75. Princess model of silk mull in black, white, helio, light blue and pink, having the yoke and entire sleeves © made of narrow insertions of Valenciennes lace clev- erly set together. The bodice which joins the waist and skirt is also fashioned of lace finished with tucks. ' Jumper Taffeta Dress, $10.75. The waist of this dress is tucked, having a fancy shaped..bend.,.of, material at yoke. The straps over shoulders are finished with cut steel buttons. Short cape sleeves have straps and buttons alto, Full clus- ter plaited skirt finished with gitdl ecolors blue, black and brown. iti Tailored Suits, §25. Semi-Stted model coat, 26 inches long, French back, lined with Peau de Cygne, button through front, nar- row reveres and collar having overlaid collar and cufi of pique. New full plaited skirt, with three graduated folds at bottom. In black, blue and brown serzc, gray worsted and black and white checks, Eton model trimmed with self-color soutache, front and back, Peau de Cygne lining; fancy buttons -close jacket. Shawl collar and cuffa are of Iris crochet lace. New tucked skirt with three long folds of Panama in apricot, brown, navy, champagne arid black Panama, also gray worsted. ‘Ties, Gibson Ties and‘ Shoes for Women. Made by h leading Haverhill Shoe- CAS to retail eas | 2.50 and $3.00) | $4 69: ay Sane IS A They are swell, pertect and fit like -2 te Sizes 214 to_8; Widths B to EE, Children’ s Shoes, 39c Shoes, Box Calf Uppers, Sizes 9 to t334 and 1 to 53s. Boys’ $1.25 Boston, Mass. 740 pairs Misses’ Shoes; Tan, Pat- 4 00 Sizes 834 to 11 and-1144 to 2. Worth $2.00.a pair. that*retail at $1.75. $1.00 value. Vici kid, spring heel; sizes 5 to 8. ‘Double _ Leather Soles > L ae Sold elsewhere at $2.00. € Shoes at . 19 box calf uppers, extension soles, ent Coliskin, Vici Kid and Box Callf;, Women’s $1.75 Shoes at 89 Men’s %2-50 Shoes at $4.69 620 pairs Boys’ Scitool 800 pairs of Made by New England Shoe Co., of Sizes 9 to 13. Lace and Button . . Well made; good wearing; all sizes; Shoes Made by McELWAIN SHOE CO., of Boston, - Mass,; English welted soles, gun metal calf, pat- ent colt Blucher and lace; sizes 6 to44. aaa Misses’ $1.50 Shoes at | Re: Sizes 6 to® and 83 to 2 Mas Vici-Kid, Extesision Soles, Lace and Bultant Visit our new store. All priced shoes. For convenience of our upfown customers we have opened a new store, corner of 3d Ave. ith Street. FRAZIN & OPPENHEIM, || 18th St. & Gth Ave, | 210t St. & Gth 260 West 125th’ St, silt Priced hae.” | $3. Shoes Only,